Budget calls for 1939 40 in district
District presents revenue receipts totaling 11630.60 with 8365.00 expenditures and a remaining balance 2265.60. Debt reduced to 129000 on the school building, 1939 40 budget projects 26245.00 in receipts and 26245.00 in expenditures with 10127.50 debt service. Elections proceed for two board seats with multiple ballots. Arthur Hagen elected to two year term and Edward Henne successor race to fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss
Max Fosdick
Thatcher-Saur
Ray Davis
Cook
Board of Education
Carl Moehn
Edward Albertellers
Harry Holmes
Edward Henne
Holmes
Arthur Hagen
W. D. Hart
Austin
Mr. Hagen
Hart
Samuel Lambarth
Mrs. Hart
Mr. Lambarth
Possese
Mr. Hager
Mr. Austin
Anna Miller
Social visits connect Coldwater residents and neighbors
Central York notes Miss Marjorie Jewell and Miss Vivien Bird spent last week together in Coldwater. Miss Marie Bird visited Miss Marian Jewell of Coldwater. Miss Fannie Friis of Saline township called on Mrs. Alger Allison and family Friday evening. Alger Allison and son visited his brother Grant Allison and family in Willis Towd. Saturday callers at the Allison home included Mrs. O'Malley of Detroit Max Richards of T Belleville and Tracy LeBaron of Crame road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Jewell
Coldwater
Vivien Bird
Marie Bird
Marian Jewell
Fannie Friis
Saline Township
Alger Allison
Grant Allison
Willis Toad
Allison
Mrs. O'Malley
Detroit
Max Richards
Will Swick
Cheboygan
A. E. Robison
Azalia
E. W. Payne
Frank Hendershot
Denver
Colo
Charles
C. O. Baily
Eris
Willis
Mills Swick
Brooklyn
Vineyard Lake
Sue Langan
Inez Halpin
Flint
F. J
Adrian
Alta Sheaff
Byron
Ray Hendershot
Joyce Knaggs
Jeh
Ardith
Olaf Baily
Jessie Bovay
Pensacola
Flat
Clayton Bigelow
Edgar Clark
Ford Hospital
HH. E. Opdike
Pontiac
Nellie Case
Franklin Perry
Noel Dicks
Ernest Barnwell
Ralph Miller
Neppessing Lake
John Crittenden
D. J. Frost
Tecumseh Hospital
Mary Morden
Virginia Pennington
Norman Quigley
Clinton
Will Pennington
Louis Pennington
Jackson
Don Covill
Britton
Glenn Pennington
Ridgeway
Louis Crittenden
LaVern Pennington
Richards and friends share Sunday visits in Judd district
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Richards spent Sunday at Wampler's lake. Mr. and Mrs. Arnot were supper guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Riggs. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Teachout of Detroit called on Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Riggs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Richards of Ann Arbor and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Richards of Willow and Jerry Richards spent Sunday at the home of D. G. Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Richards
Wampler’s Lake
Arnot
Raymond Riggs
Herbert Teachout
Detroit
Hobart Richards
Ann Arbor
Clifford Richards
Willow
Jerry Richards
D. G. Richards
Local Socials and a Mild Car Incident in West Saline
West Saline residents attended gatherings at Wampler's lake Milan and Plymouth over the weekend. Several families visited relatives and attended events while a minor auto mishap occurred at the Polar Bear Casino with two cars pressed and ransacked for a key, causing no injuries or serious damage.
Mooreville Local Notes On Homes And Visits
Mooreville residents share home improvements and family visits. Dan Murray built a milk house at his farm. Joseph Musser added a new screened porch. Jimmy White of Ann Arbor stayed with Kathryn Reese and Rafe. The Kanitz and Zeluff families visited relatives in Dearborn and Monroe. Eleanor Ruddock plans a Winnipeg stay with Robert Webb's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Murray
Floyd Lawig
Milan
John Wilmot
Joseph Musser
Jimmy White
Ann Arbor
Kathryn Reese
Rafe
Loyal Kamitz
Joseph Mitchell
Detroit
Guy Zeluff
Clara
Dearborn
Ora Zeluff
Alan
Eleanor Ruddock
Robert Webb
Winnipeg
Canada
Guy Zeloff
Loyal Kanitz
Albert Loesch
Monroe
Wesley Bunce
Dundee
Mercy Hospital
G. F. Holcomb
Louis Smith
Northlake
Local Social Notes From South Saline District
South Saline entries recount visits among Cross, Kutler, Herman, Clough, Kuder, Hamiond, and Bills families from Detroit to Tecumseh and Britton. Kathryn Luckhardt celebrates tenth birthday with a party hosted by her mother. A moral quip closes the column urging steady progress over detours to happiness.
Community Notices From Hammond District Events
Miss Betty Gordon spent the weekend at Theodore Stimpson's home. A crowd attended a community picnic at State Park near Wampler's Lake on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harold Eberle of Ypsilanti were Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gordon. Mr and Mrs Ira Hamk and children of Plymouth visited Mr and Mrs Glen Gordon on Friday. Mr and Mrs John Boettger of Belleville spent Sunday with Mrs Lena Gordon and Orange Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gordon
Theodore Stimpson
State Park
Wampler’s Lake
Harold Eberle
Ypsilanti
Kenneth Gordon
Ira Hamk
Plymouth
Glen Gordon
John Boettger
Belleville
Lena, Gordon
Orange Gordon
Macon Swick Attends Cheboygan Supervisors' Convention
Macon Swick traveled to Cheboygan Tuesday for a supervisors' convention. Numerous local residents visited relatives and friends, with gatherings and hospital notes.
Michigan grows chickory seed with new harvesting method
Michigan State College's F C Rather leads a new seed growing method for chicory in the Thumb region to boost seed supply. After a 1938 field test with barley the chicory plants matured to six feet, yielding about two pounds per acre. Michigan operates root drying plants at Mt. Pleasant Pinconning Bay City Bad Axe Midland Kawakawin and a Port Huron roasting plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Thumb
F. C. Rather
Michian State Colege
Rather
Mt. Pleasant
Pinconning
Bay City
Bad Axe
Midland
Kawkawlin
Port Huron
Fire destroys farm barns in Freedom township loss in thousands
A large barn a feed barn and a hen house on G Fred Feldkamp's farm in Freedom township burned about 8 30 Monday morning the blaze started at the top of the big barn and spread fast Chelsea and Manchester fire crews saved the house the loss runs to several thousand dollars including a calf last year's wheat and this year's grain and hay insured Chelsea Standard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Fred ‘Feldkamp
Freedom Township
Chelsea
Manchester
Chelsea Standard
Seed plan expands brome seed trials in Michigan
Michigan State College and county agents lead a staged experiment on nearly a dozen farms to grow smooth and other brome grasses for seed and hay. Trials in Saginaw Eaton and Kalamazoo countiess aim to certify seed purity and strength. Seed weighs 14 pounds per bushel and costs about 15 cents a pound with potential high profits for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Canada
C. M. Harrison
Saginaw
Eaton
Kalamazoo
A. A. Johnson
W. N. Crawford
Farm Crops Department
College
Notice of Claims Meeting in Burkhardt Estate
Four months from July 7 1939 creditors may present claims against Christian M. Burkhardt deceased. Commissioners will meet at Saline Savings Bank Saline Michigan on September 13 1939 and November 13 1939 each at ten o clock for examination and adjustment of claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washnaw
Christian M. Burkhardt
Saline Savings Bank
Saline
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Publication Order for Washtenaw Probate Account
Final administration account of Joseph F. Schmid deceased filed by Nora Schmid administrator. Court sets August 15 1989 hearing at 10 AM at the Ann Arbor probate office for examination and allowance with three weeks of publication in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G. Pray oversees. True copy dated July 20 27 August 3 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Joseph F. Schmid
Nora. Schmid
Saline
Public works gravel bid notice for Scio Church Road
Legal notice from 415 West Washington Street Ann Arbor Michigan inviting proposals to place gravel on Scio Church Road from Maple Road to Steimbach Road. Bids due 11 A M Friday July 28 1939. Information at the same office. Rights reserved to reject any or all proposals. Reid Commission K L Hallenback Superintendent and Manager Wash tenaw County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Scio ‘Church
Maple Road
Steimbach Road
Washtenaw County
Reid Commission
K. L. Hallenback
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court Washtenaw
Four months from July 8 1939 were allowed for creditors to present claims against Mark E Warner deceased to the Probate Court in Ann Arbor Michigan for examination and adjustment. Claims must be filed by November 43 1939 and will be heard September 18 1939 and November 13 1939 at ten oclock. Jay G Pray Judge of Probate dated Ann Arbor July 3 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Mark HE. Warner
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Harold Hammond
Appointment of Administrator for Luckhardt Estate
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor hearing set for August 7 1939 on petition by Aaron Luckhardt to appoint Lee Tescher as administrator for Frederick Michael Luckhardt deceased. Publication notice to run three weeks in The Saline Observer. Jay G. Pray Judge of Probate Nora O. Borgert Register of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Frederick Michael Luckhardt
Aaron Luckhardt
Lee Tescher
Saline
Nora O. Borgert
Notice to creditors in Harold Hammond estate
Washtenaw County announces that creditors of Harold Hammond, deceased, must present claims to the Probate Office in Ann Arbor by November 23, 1939. A hearing is set for September 23, 1939 and November 23, 1939 for the court to review claims.
Mortgage Sale Notice Forecloses Gotts Property in Ypsilanti
Edward and Liza Gotts defaulted on a 1932 mortgage filed in Washtenaw County Michigan. The foreclosure sale is set for October 12, 1939 at 10:00 AM at the Courthouse in Ann Arbor to settle $1571.16 plus 1937 1938 taxes and costs on a parcel in the First Ward of Ypsilanti bounded by Huron and Washington streets and Jay Moore land. Mortgagee Arthur J. Boatwright, Ypsilanti, with attorney Lee N. Brown. The notice includes dates June 28 1939 and July 6 to August 31 and September 7 to 28 1939 for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gotts
Liza Gotts
the Register of Deeds
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Huron Street
Ann Arbor
County of Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Ypsilanti
County of Washtenaw and
Staite
Jay Moore
E. W. Bason
Washington Street
Justin Gale
P.rodgers
Arthur J. Boatwright
Lee N. Brown
Savings Bank Bidg
Michigan Bean Purchases Raise Farm Aid After Surplus
The Michigan state bean industry committee reports Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation purchases totaling 655 500 hundred pound bags of Michigan white pea beans since November 19 1938. A final lot of 250 cars was approved to curb a two year surplus that threatened low prices for Michigan farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Michigan State Bean Industry Committee
Grain bin cleaning urged to prevent weevils
Michigan State College entomology warns grain growers to clear storage bins before threshing in 1989. Residues from past years in bin corners may harbor pests. County agents supply guidelines for proper bin preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
University of Michigan Hospital Highlights Education and Research
The University Hospital provides treatment, education and research within its building. Medical education spans 20 to 25 years, including college, medical school labs, and hospital study. Training extends to student nurses, dietitians and others, while physicians refer patients for examination and receive detailed reports. Research covers blood diseases, diabetes, arthritis and heart trouble, reinforcing the hospital’s broad program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan Hospital
Physicians of Michigan
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Beemen Plan Tours
R. H. Kelly
State Association and Extension
Springville
Ithaca
Traverse City
Hillsdale
Hubbard Apiaries
Hillsdale Rearing Ponds
D. P. Barrett
G. N. Motts
College Agricultural Economics Department
W.E. Dunham
Ohio State University
Floyd Markham
Elmer Carroll
Central York
Judd
West Saline
Lawrence Tucker
Clarence Feldkamp
George Jedele
Harold Graf
Wyandotte
Albert Graf
W. P. Schwoche
Otto Schwoche
Fred Truesdale
Howard Truesdale
Kenneth Truesdale
Fred Arend
Polar Bear
Gordon
Arend
Mooreville
South Saline
Jimmy Cross
Albert ‘Cross
Earl Kutler
Fred Greenfield
Irene Herman
Merl Cross
Norris Kopka
Alton Clough
Ogden
Harold Kuder
George Figg
Tecumseh
Carol Kuder
Macon
Earl Kuder
Hammond District
WPA
Briarwood Inn
Rollin Center
Rollin Village
Addison Courier
William Porter
East St. Louis
Porter
Clarence Cook
China
America
University. OF Michigan
the University Hospital
By Mueller
Muecee
Travelers Safety Service
Jesse Huggett
Gladwin County
Sidney Smith
Lake Orion
Andy Adams
Btchfield
Robert Mackie
Oxford
Hugcett
Gladwin
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